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Find similar grantsRecovery Scholars Program is sponsored by Virginia Commonwealth University, Opioid Abatement Authority, and Anthem Foundation. This scholarship program supports students in recovery from substance use disorders who are enrolled at Virginia Colleges and Universities. It provides financial stipends and professional development opportunities.
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Scholarships - Rams in Recovery - Virginia Commonwealth University The Opioid Abatement Authority, Anthem Foundation, and Virginia Commonwealth University are excited to be able to offer the Recovery Scholars Program to students in recovery who are enrolled at Virginia Colleges and Universities. We believe that students in recovery often are among the strongest students on our campus and contribute tremendously to campus life.
Scholarship amount: Current Scholarship amount is $500 per semester. Scholarship Deadline: Rolling Semester Begins: January 20, 2026 Recovery Scholars Application Recovery Scholars Program As individuals grow in their recovery process their needs in recovery change.
The Recovery Scholars Program seeks to support these recovery and professional development needs through a supportive seminar while recognizing their contributions through financial stipend. The Recovery Scholars participate in a weekly supportive seminar and work an active recovery plan. Recovery scholars are awarded a share of the stipend pool and may be eligible for additional scholarship awards.
Stipends which are paid directly to the institutional automatically renew until graduation for those who continue to complete Recovery Scholars program requirements. Additionally, Recovery Scholars are eligible to receive funds for professional development conferences focused on recovery. Stipends are credited to student accounts are not paid out until mid-point or later in the semester.
Recovery Scholars Program Program Eligibility & Expectations The Virginia Recovery Scholars Program is for any student who identifies as in recovery from a substance use disorder, who is actively engaged in a continuous healing process and who attends a not for profit college or university in the state of Virginia.
Students in recovery should be able to identify the intentional work they do towards growing and developing in their recovery. Additional expectations are below: Students in their first year of recovery or who currently use substances(other than nicotine) in a non-problematic way are required to engage in coaching in order to participate in the recovery scholars program.
Students in the Recovery Scholars program are expected not to use substances with any other participant in Rams in Recovery. Students who have a non-problematic relationship with substances are expected not to discuss casual substance use within the space, and all students are expected to not glorify substance use. Appreciate and respect that others' pathways to recovery may be different from your own.
Students who experience recurrence of problematic use are encouraged to share about that within the seminar space, and to engage in recovery coaching.
Complete an application for admission into the Recovery Scholars Program Be enrolled or accepted into a VA college/university Orientation with Program Staff Commit to following program requirements: Attend weekly Recovery Scholars seminar Attend at least 2 Community events per semester Adhere to community agreements Actively participate in a recovery plan that addresses our 3 pillars of Recovery: Community, Growth & Service Have a service commitment within your local or university recovery community
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any student who identifies as in recovery from a substance use disorder, is actively engaged in a continuous healing process, and attends a not-for-profit college or university in the state of Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 per semester. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Recovery Scholars Program is funded by Virginia Commonwealth University, Opioid Abatement Authority, and Anthem Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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